The significant information i picked up by reading and listening to Brnice interveiw is how and why she decided to give rent-parites. I learned that the reason behind her party giving was that when her husband had left her, she decided to throw these parties. At frist when she came to newyourk she thought parties were disgraceful, but soon leanred to like them after her husband leaving her. Also, she had nothing to lose. Her roomates was one white and one colored kid, when they had met eachother they decided to split the parties falf and half. She became less uptight when her husband had left her with nothing but an apartment. The significant information i picked up by lisetnig to the man at Eddies barwas if the man liked to live in New York city. This man has said serval of times that "Im in New York, but New York aint in me" By this statement, i think he likes to live in New York bot does not act like the New Yorkers he's around. The people he is around Cheat poor people out in what they got. Thier is also shooting, cutting, backbiting. From reaidng this simple 30 second interveiw i had learned alot about what New York had been like in the past, and still is. Many poor people still live their as of now, and their are also many crimes in New York as there was back then. The important information i picked up by reading and listening to Chris Thorten speak of his job. I had learned is opioion on if he thought his job was gangerous. Chris Thorten was an iron worker, and had this to say about the job. "You ain't an Iron worker unless you get killed." From this you can tell that having the role that he does is dangerous. He had said many men had got hurt on this type of job, and have also died. I personally belive that an iron worker was not that dangeorus of a ground, now that i have read this interveiw i feel differnt. You can tell that being a iron worker was a seriouse job, not a joke.
Part 3B
1. Who is the person being interviewed? Jim Lewis
2. What is his title or position? Turpentine Worker
3. What is her race-black, gender- female and age-around late 30's.
4. Where is the Interview taking place? Mobile, Ala.
5. What is the date of the interview? February 20, 1939
6. Who is the interviewer? Mrs. Emily Moore
1. Who is the person being interviewed? The Lewis family
2. What is his title or position? Fishermen
3. What is his race, gender, and age? black, male and females, multiple ages.
4. Where is the Interview taking place? Mobile, Ala.
5. What is the date of the interview? Nov. 28 1938
6. Who is the interviewer? Helen S. Hartley.
The significant information i picked up by reading and listening to Brnice interveiw is how and why she decided to give rent-parites. I learned that the reason behind her party giving was that when her husband had left her, she decided to throw these parties. At frist when she came to newyourk she thought parties were disgraceful, but soon leanred to like them after her husband leaving her. Also, she had nothing to lose. Her roomates was one white and one colored kid, when they had met eachother they decided to split the parties falf and half. She became less uptight when her husband had left her with nothing but an apartment. The significant information i picked up by lisetnig to the man at Eddies barwas if the man liked to live in New York city. This man has said serval of times that "Im in New York, but New York aint in me" By this statement, i think he likes to live in New York bot does not act like the New Yorkers he's around. The people he is around Cheat poor people out in what they got. Thier is also shooting, cutting, backbiting. From reaidng this simple 30 second interveiw i had learned alot about what New York had been like in the past, and still is. Many poor people still live their as of now, and their are also many crimes in New York as there was back then. The important information i picked up by reading and listening to Chris Thorten speak of his job. I had learned is opioion on if he thought his job was gangerous. Chris Thorten was an iron worker, and had this to say about the job. "You ain't an Iron worker unless you get killed." From this you can tell that having the role that he does is dangerous. He had said many men had got hurt on this type of job, and have also died. I personally belive that an iron worker was not that dangeorus of a ground, now that i have read this interveiw i feel differnt. You can tell that being a iron worker was a seriouse job, not a joke.
Part 3B
1. Who is the person being interviewed? Jim Lewis
2. What is his title or position? Turpentine Worker
3. What is her race-black, gender- female and age-around late 30's.
4. Where is the Interview taking place? Mobile, Ala.
5. What is the date of the interview? February 20, 1939
6. Who is the interviewer? Mrs. Emily Moore
1. Who is the person being interviewed? The Lewis family
2. What is his title or position? Fishermen
3. What is his race, gender, and age? black, male and females, multiple ages.
4. Where is the Interview taking place? Mobile, Ala.
5. What is the date of the interview? Nov. 28 1938
6. Who is the interviewer? Helen S. Hartley.